Definition for Dos:

• 1. The common abbreviation for MS-DOS.2. IBM's Disk Operating System.3. Any disk operating system.

Synonyms for Dos:

• n.

  •
  • accounting package,
  • authoring software,
  • alpha version,
  • autoresponder,
  • backup utility,
  • application software,
  • application,
  • beta version,
  • address book,
  • automatic recovery program.
  •affair (noun)
  • function,
  • shindig,
  • soiree,
  • gathering,
  • entertainment,
  • reception,
  • DO.
  •bustle (noun)
  • commotion,
  • rumpus,
  • stir,
  • hurly-burly,
  • clamor,
  • pother,
  • whirlpool,
  • excitement,
  • agitation,
  • haste,
  • furor,
  • whirl,
  • whirlwind,
  • to-do,
  • ado,
  • tumult,
  • turmoil,
  • flurry,
  • uproar,
  • hurry,
  • fuss,
  • hubbub.
  •calling (noun)
  • dodge,
  • swindle,
  • handicraft,
  • lifework,
  • work,
  • nine-to-five,
  • career,
  • racket,
  • walk of life,
  • mission,
  • hang,
  • life's work,
  • metier,
  • occupation,
  • day gig,
  • rat race,
  • province,
  • trade,
  • pursuit,
  • gig,
  • play,
  • business,
  • go,
  • vocation,
  • employment,
  • art,
  • craft,
  • line,
  • slot.
  •deed (noun)
  • game,
  • truth,
  • fact,
  • bit,
  • accomplishment,
  • stunt,
  • Securing,
  • exploit,
  • enterprise,
  • follow through,
  • plan,
  • adventure,
  • winning,
  • byplay,
  • thing,
  • crusade,
  • big idea,
  • happenin',
  • cause,
  • commission,
  • ballgame,
  • feat,
  • tour de force,
  • quest,
  • act,
  • reality,
  • action,
  • performance.
  •enterprise (noun)
  • company,
  • deed,
  • hazard,
  • bag,
  • purpose,
  • engagement,
  • project,
  • attempt,
  • venture,
  • activity,
  • task,
  • endeavor,
  • baby,
  • operation,
  • essay,
  • plunge,
  • flier,
  • stake,
  • affair,
  • biggie,
  • move,
  • program,
  • concern,
  • pet project,
  • deal,
  • firm,
  • happening,
  • scheme,
  • risk,
  • striving,
  • establishment,
  • house,
  • outfit,
  • try,
  • proposition,
  • speculation,
  • effort,
  • campaign.
  •exploit (noun)
  • escapade,
  • stroke,
  • job,
  • attainment,
  • coup,
  • maneuver.
  •festivity (noun)
  • clambake,
  • pleasure,
  • gaiety,
  • hilarity,
  • Reveling,
  • Revelment,
  • blowout,
  • merrymaking,
  • whoopee,
  • jollity,
  • happiness,
  • wingding,
  • jamboree,
  • joviality,
  • fun and games,
  • mirth,
  • levity,
  • revel,
  • merriment,
  • festival,
  • joyfulness,
  • bash,
  • fun,
  • sport,
  • conviviality,
  • amusement,
  • carousal,
  • hoopla,
  • party.
  •fete (noun)
  • bazaar,
  • gala,
  • fair,
  • ball,
  • banquet,
  • fiesta.
  •function (noun)
  • celebration,
  • meeting,
  • get-together.
  •gala (noun)
  • fete,
  • moveable feast,
  • festivity,
  • blast,
  • roast,
  • pageant,
  • dance,
  • carnival,
  • prom,
  • hop,
  • stag.
  •hairdo (noun)
  • hairstyle,
  • hairdressing.
  •hairstyle (noun)
  • braid,
  • afro,
  • ponytail,
  • beehive,
  • headdress,
  • bouffant,
  • haircut,
  • coiffure,
  • pageboy,
  • pixie,
  • feather cut,
  • crewcut,
  • fade,
  • cut,
  • ducktail,
  • bubble,
  • pigtails,
  • bun,
  • chignon,
  • bob,
  • blow dry,
  • mohawk,
  • natural,
  • razor cut,
  • dreadlocks,
  • hairdo,
  • brushcut,
  • horse tail,
  • flattop,
  • flip.
  •party (noun)
  • dinner,
  • riot,
  • movable feast,
  • social,
  • orgy,
  • spree,
  • cocktails,
  • diversion,
  • splurge,
  • carousing,
  • coming-out,
  • barbecue,
  • festive occasion,
  • feast,
  • tea,
  • coffee klatch,
  • luncheon,
  • at-home.
  •position (noun)
  • duty,
  • place,
  • connection,
  • berth,
  • situation,
  • profession,
  • capacity,
  • billet,
  • role,
  • office,
  • spot.
  •prosperity (noun)
  • advantage,
  • life of luxury,
  • boom,
  • plenty,
  • luxury,
  • plenteousness,
  • flying colors,
  • well-being,
  • the good life,
  • riches,
  • gravy train,
  • wealth,
  • ease,
  • successfulness,
  • victory,
  • prosperousness,
  • high on the hog,
  • easy street,
  • arrival,
  • fortune,
  • opulence,
  • bed of roses,
  • good,
  • good times,
  • clover,
  • welfare,
  • success,
  • increase,
  • thriving,
  • interest,
  • velvet,
  • inflation,
  • growth,
  • expansion,
  • exorbitance,
  • abundance,
  • benefit.
  •prosperousness (noun)
  • comfortable,
  • comfort.
  •pursuit (noun)
  • undertaking,
  • pastime,
  • Accomplishing,
  • biz,
  • hobby.
  •reception (noun)
  • supper,
  • buffet,
  • matinee,
  • levee.
  •soiree (noun)
  • occasion.
  •two (noun)
  • couple,
  • double,
  • team,
  • brace,
  • dual,
  • twins,
  • duplicity,
  • duet,
  • twin,
  • dichotomy,
  • binary,
  • pair,
  • span.
  •vocation (noun)
  • line of business,
  • field.
  •work (noun)
  • contract,
  • walk,
  • grind,
  • skill,
  • livelihood,
  • responsibility,
  • specialization,
  • stint,
  • practice,
  • commitment,
  • industry,
  • obligation.

• Other synonyms:

  •n.
  • bifurcation,
  • bilaterality,
  • deuce,
  • disk operating system,
  • doublet,
  • duality,
  • dyad,
  • executive department,
  • operating system,
  • os,
  • twain,
  • two,
  • Diremption,
  • Doublets,
  • dyads,
  • binaries,
  • dualities,
  • duals,
  • deuces,
  • duplexity,
  • bifurcations.

Paraphrases for Dos:

• Independent

  • Proper noun, plural
    Backs.
  • Proper noun, singular
    DSS, Ods, ODSS.
  • Noun, plural
    shoulders, divisions, pairs, necks, Feet, Backs.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    's, Backs.

Antonyms for Dos:

• n.

  • bustle
    calmness, peace, laziness, relaxation, rest, order, calm, slowness, delay, quiet.
  • calling
    avocation, surrender, fun, entertainment, pastime, recreation, unemployment, hobby, amusement.
  • deed
    failure, repose, inaction, idleness, inertia, lie, stoppage, inactivity, cessation.
  • enterprise
    indolence, passivity, fact, abstention, surety, reality, certainty, apathy, safety, passiveness, whole.
  • exploit
    loss.
  • festivity
    gloom, unhappiness, pain, misery, seriousness, sorrow, work, sadness, depression.
  • occupation
    yielding, giving up.
  • party
    task, chore.
  • prosperity
    disadvantage, shrinkage, lessening, lack, poverty, restriction, stagnation, poorness, decrease.
  • pursuit
    profession, hatred, retreat, dislike, hate.
  • reception
    disacknowledgment.
  • work
    irresponsibility, ignorance.

Homophones for Dos:

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